Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-11-19
BRIEF MENTION.
Secure your turkey.

Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases are nu
merous in Silver City.
Station Agent Davis, OF the Monnd House
was in town last Thursday.
w. H. Spragg, of Greenfield, was in town
on Court business this week.
Chaster Holland, of Greenfield, was in
town this week, on Court business.
Mrs. E. P. Hamilton, of Silver City, is in
California with her children on a visit.
Harry Gorham was in town Wednesday
paying the Eureka mill property taxes.
Fred Ritter, the Virginia City gunsmith
and safe expert, was in town this week.
II you want job work Of any kind done in
the best of style call at the TINES office.
Henry Woods one Of Mason Valleys pop
ular citizens, was in town the first of this
week.
The TIMES is indebted to Surveyor Gen.
eral Jones for copy Of the land laws of this
State.
A batch Of rock from the Ida mine, in
Garfield, was worked at the Douglass mill
this week.
The wife of C. o. Damon, of Wabuska
presented him with fine boy on the 9TH Of
this month.
Read the notice in another column of the
special meeting that has been called by the
Commissioners.
Fifteen bars of bullion, valued at $2S, oIo-
80, were shipped from the Richmond mine,
Eureka, last week.
Miss Dolly Randall will return from Ma
son Valley, where she has been visiting for
some weeks, to morrow.
VIM. Baker, of Silver City, has sold his
interest in the Oest mine to A. A. Pollard
The price is not learned.
Drop into the Delta when you are in vr-
ginia. You will find good "licker" and re.
ceive courteous treatment.
G. H. auckland has sold his residence in
Dayton, and intends, we believe, to move to
California to reside this Winter.
The tin pigeon shooters made such poor
score last Thursday that they would not
give in the score for publication.
Mr.. Greenlaw, the Carson agricultural
implement dealer, was passenger on yes
terday's train bound for Mason Valley.
Do you suffer from screfula, salt rheum,
or other humors? Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
the great blood purifier, 100 doses 81.
The Alta mill is running night and day,
crushing about 80 tons daily. The ore
worked SO far averages about $50 per ton.
The skating season is near at hand and
IL f..
ging out their skates and polishing them up.
"What kind of boys go to Heaven9' ask
ed Sunday School superintendent. "Dead
boys?" yelled the youngest member of the
class.
James Sumner, the genial mixologist of
the Crystal saloon, Silver City, who has
been quite i'll for some time past with ty
phoid fever is around.
There will probably be turkey and chick
en- shooting match in Silver City next
Wednesday. Some of our local shotgun and
rife sharps should attend.
f. E. Winfrey for some time past teach,
err of the Sutro school. has resigned to accept
the position Of book keeper for the Truckee
Lumber Company, at Verdi.
We unde rstand in Virginia City that the
California Pan Mill adopts Rae's Electric
System, and it will be put in as soon as the
necessary dynamos can be constructed.
Johnny Ludwig was in town last Wed
nesday for short time. He has Just re-
turned from Alaska, where he went to look
at some mining property for Senator Jones.
The new wheel lately placed in Pollard's
vail
success, aud with the assistance Of the old
wheel keeps the mill running to its full ca
pacity.
Sheriff Brann has appointed E. P. Hamil
ton, of Silver City, deputy Sheriff. Ed has
a whole arsenal in the Crystal, and it won't
be healthy for wrong deers to fool with him.
He is good shot, too.
John Noe the miniature photographer of
Virginia City, is turning out some very fine
work. He takes all kinds of pictures and
views, and also makes life sized India ink
pictures as natural as life.
The Supreme Court Wednesday denied the
motion of Eugene N. Deuprey for new tri.
al in the case Of Alexander Goldenson, un,
der sentence of death for the murder Of
Mamie Kelly in San Francisco last year.
The Reno Gazette says the first premium
for the best wheat grown IN the United
States was taken by Washoe rancher at the
Worlds Fair in New Orleans. Wrong! A.
H: Hawley, of Smiths Valley, took the
prize.
c. r. Bernard. Government Expert on
Marriages and Divorces, was in Dayton this
week. He was busy with the Lyon County
Records for two days, and left few anus
ing anecdotes with County Clerk Harris.
Please ask him.
w. w. Robins, wellknown printer, and
Oldest son of John Robins, of Wnnemucca,
died at Green River, Wyoming Territory,
last Monday. He has been in i'll health for
years. though he worked at his trade the
greater part efthe time.
George M. Stewards famous diamond in
his shirt front, to which attention has been
called, has attracted the gaze of the SiiOey
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